Pick Your Part - Charlotte

Very well, paved location, compared to many others that I’ve been to the only thing that bothers me at times is how the price has changed and environmental fees changed due to taxes and flexibility of management. I can say the quality of parts vary, but the employees are extremely flexible with trying to make sure you are walking out with something that will work for you or have the opportunity to still be able to work for you within their Insurance policy. I can formally Thank Amanda for being extremely negotiable and helpful with pricing and understanding their system although I don’t entirely agree with it, she makes sure that she can translate it as best as possible to someone who isn’t …

This is the most organized and cleanest LKQ facility I have ever visited. The guy at the entry was extremely professional and friendly. The entire staff was easy to work with and explained my warranty. The yard was numbered extremely well so there was no issues finding the vehicles. They even provided a service to remove your desired parts for a small fee. I would highly recommend this location to anyone within a 100 Mike radius of Charlotte, NC. I drove 1,000 miles from Houston, TX to help my daughter fix her car. Unfortunately, the coil springs didn't fit her car but they refunded me the full amount with no questions asked. Service after the sale is important to me. God bless this fac…

I don't usually write reviews but the employees here are worthless. Went to pull a Subaru engine and only needed the short block. I asked a staff member before I removed the engine for clarification on price as they had a poster on the fence that listed "engines now $399", with a picture of a long block (everything from valve covers to the oil pan). The website lists that same price/item as "engine assembly". I asked the guy at the counter what was included in that and he didn't really seem to know, crazy because that's literally his only job?!? Eventually he asked a coworker and said a short block was $200 and a long block was $650, ok cool. Went and pulle…

I love going to the junkyard! It's even better when I'm prepared with tools to dismantle the parts I need! I was visiting a friend when I ran into one of the many ditches here along the side of the road and damaged one of my wheels! So I headed to the junkyard to see if I could get a replacement wheel. The first place I visited was a bust, but the yard's owner told me about this place! Google informed me that this place was closing within the hour. I was shocked to see the price to get onto the yard was a bit steep, but I was able to find a perfect set of wheels on the first HHR I looked at! There was a guy there whom I paid to remove all four wheels for me. I also paid to hav…

$3 to get. They take cash or card. It is pretty organized if you look up the vehicle you need online beforehand. The row is numbered on the first car. Grab your tools and get whatever you need. Seems like for mechanical parts you might get a unfair price. Like the guys in front me get charge $50 for an old brake booster, thing might not even work. Exterior parts and trims is where you probably get the best options